The report also said that Wednesday will signal the launch of iCloud Photo Library, suggesting that the cloud-based service might exit its beta period.

In addition to the new Photos app, the latest version of Yosemite also features developer tools for the new Force Touch trackpad found in the latest 13-inch MacBook Pro, and the soon-to-arrive 12-inch MacBook.

But Wednesdays apparent release will mark the first time that Photos and the accompanying iCloud syncing service will be available to the masses.

It organizes a users photo library and helps to perfect photos with comprehensive editing tools.

I was running the beta, but decided to revert back due to those issues, and when I discovered my complete iTunes was empty.

Id also run Disk Warrior on whatever drive held the library as well as your boot drive.

Photos doesnt have to convert by the way, you can create a new Library from the old one thus retaining the old one if you wish and you can create it on an external drive if space is limited on the boot drive.

In Photos, note that the EDIT mode required you to open up the sections and ADD more if required (you can save your own set up).

It seems at first to have limited edit controls but Apple ship Photos with nearly all but the basics hidden It has far more than iPhoto ever had and far more powerful.

In fact it only lacks a handful of features to be as good as Aperture.

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I hope over time Apple add in Stacks, Loupe, full Meta data and EXIF window, Stamping and brushes and I also miss seeing the versions as well as the edited version, but at least all edits are nondestructive.

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It would seem to me simply having an Advanced setting that invoked all the Edits plus adding in the missing features from Aperture would not be too much to hope for in future updates.

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